Sentences with phrase «into deep waters»

No plunging into the deep waters.

Before we dive into the deep waters of why people cheat or what causes infidelity in marriage, let's take a second to mention how people cheat.

First, be introspective, diving into the deep waters of your career and discovering the golden nuggets of your treasure chest of years of experience, talent, -LSB-...]

First, be introspective, diving into the deep waters of your career and discovering the golden nuggets of your treasure chest of years of experience, talent, decision - making, team contributing and problem eradicating and proudly display your cache of wins.

Litecoin seems like entering into the deep waters of Dark Web, the network of websites accessible only by special...

Meanwhile peers will dive head - first into the deep waters of the EU (Withdrawal) Bill.

If you wade into the deep waters of PPC, you'll want to at least get familiar with the following terms.

New research from the Australian Antarctic Division suggests whales naturally fertilize surface waters with iron - rich whale excrement, allowing the whole eco-system to send more carbon down into deep waters.

«Blue light is most prevalent in the open oceans, as it penetrates into deep waters — whereas in warm equatorial and coastal waters there is more green light, and in estuaries the light is often red,» explains David Scanlan, professor in marine microbiology in the University of Warwick's School of Life Sciences.

Each and every morning, these dives bring certified divers from around the world into the deep waters surrounding New Providence Island.

The sun light catches the mist of his breath as it rises, and reflects a beautiful rainbow which seems to arch over the whale before he dives once again into the deep waters off Vancouver Island.

Prichard is referring to the moment when friendly whales swim up and nudge the hulls of his company's motorized skiffs, which happens frequently during the four - day Gray Whales of Magdelana Bay trips that head into the deep waters of Boca de Soledad in Baja California, Mexico.

Charter Boats If you want to go for the biggest fish and the best fight, you'll want to charter a ship to take you out into the deep waters of the Caribbean.

swam along the boat for a while before disappearing again into the deep waters of Milford Sound.

Here you can find shallow, clear coral gardens and reefs or steep drop - offs into the deep waters of the Caribbean.

However, it transpires that this is only the beginning of the quest rather than its end, and Joe finds himself treading a blood - drenched trail that leads him into the deep waters of political power and sordid high - level corruption.

Canelo tends to take rounds off here and there if Chavez can make him work for as many minutes of every round as possible he can take Canelo into deep waters.

Initial forays into the deep waters on the Atlantic side of Antarctica reveal an astonishing array of new creatures

That's exactly the kind of talk CEOs offer before they jump into the deeper waters of a much bigger investment.

The first is that one must go into deep water.

«Put out into deep water» (Lk 5, 4).

So far, I have not seen this being reported by any sources: The body was placed in a secure, steel box and dropped it into deep water — at an undisclosed location.

We're not obliged to cast nets into deep water just because Peter was.

If anyone thinks otherwise, he is duty - bound to take his net and cast it into deep water.

It was like falling into deep water at night, and before I awoke I was off the highway, the gravel clattering in the wheel - wells and the weeds snapping off as they tore against the fenders.

While many remained hung up on his methodology, and fell back into basic liberal theological postures, Lindbeck's best students, not a few of them postliberal converts to Catholicism, followed him into the deeper waters.

In the spring, he floods his fields and seeds the rice directly into deep water.

He gave up that homer to Kluszewski, which I had heard was airborne ever after, but which the beat reporter consigned to another element, describing it as «hit into deep water.»

A lot of water can increase the risk of not being able to contain baby well and baby falling into deeper waters.

But «one day we saw an adolescent orang - utan called Sif wade into deep water, hunker down and then lunge forward making simple paddling movements with her arms and legs», says Russon.

Additionally, the Zachariae glacier at the ice sheet margin began its retreat and moved into deeper water, which exacerbated the melt, said Bevis.

Some of it may also be carried into deeper water, farther down the canyon.»

The Aspidorhynchus struggled futilely to disentangle itself as it sank into deeper water low in oxygen and died.

Over the last decade, marine researchers have been delighted by discoveries of deep - water coral gardens — and appalled by damage from trawlers, which are moving into deeper waters (ScienceNOW, 26 February 2002).

But engineering of the river to make it better for shipping has caused much of its sediment to flow into deep water.

With their long strings of light - detecting devices, lowered into deep water or ice to wait for the telltale flashes that signal a neutrino, none of them looks remotely like a conventional telescope.

The lines sink into deeper water where tuna, hake and the much sought after Patagonian toothfish swim.

It was the Antarctic ice, they argue, that cut off heat exchange at the ocean's surface and forced it into deep water.

«When the ice forms in winter, acidified waters below the ice become dense and sink down into the water column, spreading into deeper waters.»

Beyond relevancy to this anthropogenic event, this methane release simulates a rapid and relatively short - term natural release from hydrates into deep water.

Changes in local temperatures can explain recent geographical shifts of more than 300 different fish species: They've migrated toward the north or south poles, and even east or west into deeper waters, depending on their original locations.

Most of the pilot whales that were stranded in the Florida Everglades swam into deeper water on Thursday while rescuers tried to chase the rest out to sea by banging on pipes and revving their boat engines.

«Going into deeper water is not something we're comfortable doing yet,» says Jim Lanard a spokesperson for Bluewater Wind, a company that has proposed a wind park 13.2 miles (21.2 kilometers) from the Delaware shore that will employ monopiles to depths of about 75 feet (23 meters).

Some changes are well - known, such as declines in polar bear populations and stresses to walruses being forced out of their shallow feeding grounds as ice retreats into deeper waters.

Although they are expensive, long jetties can be built into deep water to avoid dredging altogether.

Lead author, Dr Clive Trueman from the University of Southampton, says: «As fishing, energy extraction and mining extend into deeper waters, these unfamiliar and seldom seen fishes in fact provide a valuable service to all of us.

Furthermore, we are well positioned for the future, as the search for oil and gas reserves moves into deeper waters and more remote locations — calling for ever more novel solutions.

Clearly much heat is finding it's way down into deeper waters.

He told them to put their nets into the deep water for a catch.

They are designed to protect the fisherman when wading into deeper waters and keep the feet and legs warm in autumn and winter.